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Effects of Ecological Gradients on Tropical Avian Hemoparasites,rspersion of vegetation communities would affect host–parasite–vector interactions. However, such effects do not always operate in the same direction because responses are context sensitive. We also discuss the importance of an integrative diagnosis, using microscopic and molecular approaches, which

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Host Specialization and Dispersal in Avian Haemosporidians,ersal, and in the case of avian haemosporidians that are vector-borne parasites, it needs to be evaluated both at the vector and bird host levels. Understanding the effects of these factors on host–vector–parasite dynamics is important to unravel the dispersal and diversification mechanisms of avian

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Concluding Remarks,raditional microscopy methodologies are still essential for the correct diagnoses and for understanding life history characteristics and biodiversity of this group. Although bird haemosporidians have been intensively studied in many temperate countries, the tropical and subtropical zoogeographical r

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